Osmosis and Diffusion (Saiswan Ingram)

1.Semi Permeable- which allows certain to things to be transferred, my picture shows a window screen which allows air to come in but not bugs when you open the window.

2.Hypertonic-  is water being diffused out of to establish equilibrium, with Pepsi sugar and acid is added to diffuse the water taste so that it can be become a soda.

3.Hypotonic- water being diffused into a cell in order to establish equilibrium. Water being sucked into a sponge is a great example of this.

4.Osmosis- molecules moving in order to create a low concentration of water in the picture of eggs it's showing you a high concentration of whatever that will eventually will become a low concentration due to the amount of solution.

5.Diffusion - allows a high concentration to become an low concentration and to make sure that the substance is equal throughout. With these eggs it shows that the eggs are being equally diffused into the solution and solvent.

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Osmosis and Diffusion (Isaiah Thomas)

Osmosis

This is salt water. It would be an example of osmosis because water will pass through the salt until both are equally distributed. 

Semi-permeable membrane

My hat is an example of a semi-permeable membrane because only air and really thin or tiny things can pass through it. 

Diffusion

The Febreze is an example of diffusion because it is coming from a place of high concentration, the nozzle, to a place of low concentration, the air. 

Hypertonic Solution 

The Simply Saline is hypertonic because it has a higher concentration of salt than water outside of the cell. 

Hypotonic Solution 

Mi Familia is an amazing example of a hypotonic solution because both of them were inside of my mothers room,which is the cell,  while only I stood outside of her room.